Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-15

Intall,oence here to day ia to the effect
,hat The recent dlsorderly proceedings at
Pnchs hontas. In the State OF Virginia, re-
Quilted from an attempt On lha part Of inc
rec,oes TO enforce their demand thaf they
Re maid the same wages and be treated as
the EQUALS of the white foreigners
Mr.. Carlisle has arrived, and is here Tor
the winter. While he decline5 totalK upon
the subject his familisrs say the contest ior
his seat amounts to nothing, ana tnat ne
will be elected Speaker without any demo-
cratic opposition. AS soon rs the O'nei
tariff reform leadcrs of the House shall ar
rive, Mr. Carlisle will have q conferences
with them for the purpose OF expeu''ins
tariff reform measures.
The Mace of captain of the watch and
several other minor places in the new State,
War and Navy building gre vacant, put
there seems no disposition 10 dill them,
though hundreds of good working demo
Gratis are anxious to have them. The new
wet wing of the building will be occupied
by the fret of the year. There will then Dc
nIacfs there for numerous watchmeD; hre'
men, aud laborer5.
The case of Hopkins, the man who sent
the spurious Internal machine to Chief JUS
tica Waite, ofthe U. S. Supreme Court, on
the night OF the day that court denied tie
writ of error in the anarchists cases, was up
in the police court here to day. The ln1or"
nation was Qua6heG, but permission given
tn prosecution to file new one, and trlai
set for Saturday next.
| District Attorney elect John R. Fellows, OF
| New York, had short interview with the fiesi-
dent at the White House to-day. ,o,,
| Surgeon &c, eral Hamilton has received teie-
gram from Doctor Porter at Tampa, Fla, sayihs :
that there were three cases of yellow lever al
Tamna Yesterday and no deaths. There are thir'
| teen cases in the hospital.
| The late Mr.. Waddeys place in the heating
room of the Treasury Department has been hiieu
Waddey's chief assistant but the vacancy caused
| by the promotion of the latter has not yet been
filled.
Ex.Mayor Smith, OF Alexandria. was in tho city
| to-day. lie hiss just returned fIom New YORK
| Being asked by the GAZETTE's correspondent how
politics wclc in the latter city. he replied
| 1.-THE political air in New York is charged with
Cleveland, and the result Of tho recent election III
| that State places the nomination Tor the fresi'
dcncy at his disposal. The straight democrats
there believe that with him as the stand lrd-eear
| or tho party can hold New York and secure sue.
cess in 1883. The mugwumps were disgruntled
at the Presidents letter to MIR. Cooper favorine
Fellows but their confidence in his integrity and
| honest discharge of his elevated duties Will pla
| cate any passing dispeasure that may have ARISEN
| over the recent munlclpal contest. Inc inue'
pendent party, which, unlike the mugwumps, is
not comp posed of disappointed republican office,
| seekers. but represents the doctrine Of personal
honesty. and who have little i'll common with
either party, will stand by tho President in the
event of his renominstion, and as they are the
pivotal power, in the pivotal city. in the pivotal
State practically hold the balance of power in the
country l have talked with men of ell shades o!
political opinion. from the Tammany chief to the
representative mugwump from the private in the
ranks to leader in the county democracy, aud tbt
opinion is one and UNMARRIED that Cleveland will
! be the next President. The business interest in
New York city. that always fears the disturbing
| influence Ct a national contest, the bankers the
merchants and the capitalists prefer 10 have the
present order OF things continued than trust 10
change of party to improve any seeming dullness
| in the business world, Gov. Hill of New York
has borne a most distinguished part. in the late
fight in his State and his speeches before the peo
| PIE and bis attitude upon all public question:
| contributed largely to the splendid triumph III
the Empire State. The democracy of New York
reio:es with Virginia over the re ult OF The cleo
| ii II OF Tuesday last, aud in rejoicing MINES The
Hon John S. isa hour as tho next Senator from
| that State.